you don't, but you should get permission in order to avoid getting sued. you might also get your facts all messed up if you don't. overall, it is just safer for everyone involved.
i don't know i need it 2 ! =( someone knows?
They didn't need anything. They were free men.
Jane Addams wrote her article for Ladies Home Journal in 1910. In this piece, she discussed the role of women in society and the importance of their contributions to social reform and community life. Addams' work often emphasized the need for women to engage in public issues and advocate for social justice.
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No. A slave is owned by someone else. That is what makes them a slave and they are not paid for their labor. The Supreme Court decided they were property and had no rights. Slaves had to have permission to leave the plantation and didn't need money.
Yes, you generally need permission to write about someone in a book, especially if it involves revealing personal or private information about them. Failure to obtain permission could lead to legal issues such as defamation or invasion of privacy.
no
Yes, you generally need permission to quote someone in your work to avoid potential copyright infringement.
Yes, you generally need permission to take a picture of someone, as it is considered a violation of their privacy rights.
You do indeed need permission to write an adapted screenplay. This is to make sure you are following the copy rights.
no permission required for that
Yes, you generally need permission to publish a photo of someone, as it is considered their personal image and may be protected by privacy laws.
yes
I know that if you use someone else's lyrics, you need their permission unless you're analyzing them. Yes, to use the poem as lyrics, or in any way, requires permission of the copyright holder.
No
Yes, you generally need permission to print and photograph copyrighted material for an article. This includes images, text, and other content created by others. If you're using your own original work or content that's in the public domain, you typically don't need permission. However, it's always best to check copyright laws and obtain proper licenses when necessary to avoid legal issues.
No. Otherwise photographers would need permission for almost every photo they take.